Jonah Hill's ex-girlfriend Sarah Brady has shared a series of posts comparing the emotional abuse she allegedly suffered during their relationship to the recent drama surrounding Keke Palmer and her boyfriend.
As seen below, Brady shared a post that compared the situations.
“Listen, between Jonah Hill and Keke Palmer’s baby daddy,” TikTok user @raychjackson said in a video that Brady shared. “It’s clear these men date baddies and then be mad when they still be baddies, right? ... Jonah Hill dated a surfer, saw a surfer, pursued a surfer, and then got with the surfer and was like, 'Hey man them bikini pics, take them down girl.' ... [He] conflated so much therapy language. ”
It's not the only post she shared that made the comparisons. She also posted one that featured various people talking about both situations.
"You attempting to control someone else's autonomy is quite literally not boundary, it's insecurity," read one response included in the post. "Boundaries are about what you do, not what you demand another person does. That would be an ultimatum. And last I checked, men hate those," wrote another person in their response.
In another post, people questioned why men were defending Hill's alleged texts, in which he laid out a list of "boundaries" that essentially dictated what she could and could not do if she wanted to continue to have a relationship with him. "Everyone in these comments siding with Jonah Hill needs to climb back into the womb and start over bc this is NOT normal behavior, no matter how much he tries to mask it with therapy-speak," read one of the tweets.
"'climb back into the womb' BAHAHAHA exactly girl," Brady wrote alongside the post.
In a series of posts shared last week, Brady opened up about her relationship with Hill and described him as a "misogynist narcissist." In screenshots that Brady claimed were their private messages, Hill seemingly exhibited controlling behaviors. She has since said that she hopes he doesn't respond to her accusations because he "scares" her.
Keke Palmer's boyfriend, Darius Daulton Jackson, was recently criticized after he suggested he disapproved of her choice of outfit at a recent Usher concert. He doubled down on his stance and briefly deactivated his Twitter following the backlash. Replies to his tweets have since been restricted.
In a video that seemingly addressed the drama, Palmer shared a message for the father of her child. “You ain’t stopping what’s going on with me, sweetheart," she said in a TikTok video. "So if you gon act up, I’m bouta link up.”
If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse in a relationship, please call The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text "START" to 88788.
